[ROOT] ROOT FOR DROID RAZR [GSM/CDMA] [GB/ICS] [Windows Only] - Motorola Droid RAZR

Gingerbread Root
To root you need the following
MOTO USB DRIVERS
ZERGRUSH V2 by Doomlord
Instructions:
Install USB Drivers
Extract Doomlords Package
Enable debugging on device. Settings -> Application -> Development -> Tick USB Debugging
Connect device to PC
Test if device is recognised in command prompt using ADB Devices (Optional)
Run the Runme.bat file in Doomlords package.
Enjoy
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Tested on:
Optus XT910 with Build 6.5.1_73-spd-ird-12
Rodgers XT910
Verizion RAZR VZW 6.5.1-73_DHD-11_TA-3
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WORKING RECOVERY FOUND HERE
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Disclaimer:
All rooters are advised to do a adb pull /system after rooting before deleting applications
Credits:
Doomlord for creating zergrush package
Revolutionary team for the zergrush local root binary.
cvpcs for the recovery for the bionic
nitroglycerine33 for modifying the bionic recovery
ICS Root
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1707431

sry i m a noob. will i lost everything after rooting it?

Wow! So quick! Great job!

do we have any benefits to root now? since there are still no custom kernels, rom

omnia1994 said:
do we have any benefits to root now? since there are still no custom kernels, rom
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the ability to restore backups from previous devices, the ability to run adfree host files, the ability to run rooted applications, the ability to remove /system applications.

omnia1994 said:
sry i m a noob. will i lost everything after rooting it?
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Nope, you will just be rooted on reboot after running the exploit, nothing will be lost.

works like a charm on optus Razr

Woohoo!! Worked like a champ and titanium backup is restoring as we speak. Thanks for posting.

btw how to back to stock?

Rogers RAZR good to go here! Thanks!!!!

VZW 6.5.1-73_DHD-11_TA-3 good to go here. Thanks for the quick fix!

Works great
just got my Verizon Droid Razor, rooted it without issues. thanks

Working fine on a European unbranded Razr.

Worked great on UK unbranded Razr.
Sent from my XT910 using xda premium

Lets make this one stick
Hi FrAsErTaG!!

omnia1994 said:
btw how to back to stock?
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I have the same question. Is there any way to unroot device?

thank you

worked great thanks.

if you are using a bootstrap recovery for bionic, do you have BP tools to boot into using vol+pwr? Hashcode modified koush's bootstrap for the 2nd-system safestrap for bionic/d3 probably wouldnt be too hard for him to port to razr. Also, is the root method used the same that dan rosenburg found? after that leaked ota bionic users lost root and couldnt exploit anymore. we made sure to use otarootkeeper because of the ext3
+1 thanks

FrAsErTaG said:
Nope, you will just be rooted on reboot after running the exploit, nothing will be lost.
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4G appears to be lost?
Otherwise, super fast and THANK YOU!
ETA: Nope, nope, never mind!! I rebooted into recovery again and it was back

Related

[Q] Root & Rom --> Bell Atrix

Hi all,
My atrix on Bell is just a couple days old.
Is the process to root and use the adeo custom roms exactly the same as the AT&T atrix?
If not, is there anything different or a thread someone can refer me to?
Thanks,
i am sure that you can root it the same way as at&t atrix cuz I bought an bell atrix and i did root it using the same steps. not sure for rom.
perry_henis said:
Hi all,
My atrix on Bell is just a couple days old.
Is the process to root and use the adeo custom roms exactly the same as the AT&T atrix?
If not, is there anything different or a thread someone can refer me to?
Thanks,
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You can use aRoot but I would hold off on Adeo and any other mods to the ROM until they are confirmed Bell compatible
live4nyy said:
You can use aRoot but I would hold off on Adeo and any other mods to the ROM until they are confirmed Bell compatible
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I agree, wait a while so the devs can test stuff for the bell version. GingerBlur should be out soon for bell version.
hi guys,
has gingerblur come out for bell atrix?
sunskystar said:
hi guys,
has gingerblur come out for bell atrix?
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No, and it won't until we have a SBF to restore to
live4nyy said:
You can use aRoot but I would hold off on Adeo and any other mods to the ROM until they are confirmed Bell compatible
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So is aRoot the way to go?...
ccrows said:
So is aRoot the way to go?...
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yes, aRoot works
ccrows said:
So is aRoot the way to go?...
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I used aRoot, the new method is just way too complicated :/
Rooting Moto Atrix
I just got my Bell Atrix about two weeks ago, I rooted it yesterday using a nice little software called "supper one click" it has options for root, unroot, and non-market apps. there is a vid on YouTube that will show how yo do it ( super easy ) I can't add the link but if you google "rooting Motorola Atrix" it will be the first one.
I'm not sure if it is the best way to go but it worked perfect for me (please donate to developer for his hard work!)
As for the ROM I'm going to wait for more feedback ! bricks are nice to build a house not for a phone
jvonwahl said:
I'm not sure if it is the best way to go but it worked perfect for me (please donate to developer for his hard work!)
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Unless it was updated, Super One Click is technically not the best way to root your Atrix as it was built off of other phones' codes and not fully from the Atrix's so there are some unwanted codes. Super One click included a busybox script, which the Atrix already had. So in essence you have 2 busybox scripts on your phone and it can do some unwated things when you use SU. I don't remember the issues of having 2 busyboxs on your phone. aRoot by DG was designed for the Atrix but DG left supporting the Atrix. At that time, DG recommneded everyone that used the Super One Click to reroot with aRoot. The best way to root atm is Gladiroot from Reiral.
is there any way to unroot for bell users yet?
i know with us users, you can flash the stock rom...
hluk said:
is there any way to unroot for bell users yet?
i know with us users, you can flash the stock rom...
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What root method did you use? There should be an unroot method in the rooting folder (or whatever) when you rooted. If you used Gladiroot then post in that thread and have ririal help you. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1016060
-Roze- said:
What root method did you use? There should be an unroot method in the rooting folder (or whatever) when you rooted. If you used Gladiroot then post in that thread and have ririal help you. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1016060
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Yea, ririal said he would add an unroot option if we wanted it.
That aside, I had to do a factory reset and it unrooted my atrix bell... of course an option in the gladroot script without needing factory reset to unroot would be great regardless
Sent from my MB860 using _XDA App
hi everyone, i'm new on this forum but i know what your doing in here since a year. Today i try to root my atrix from bell to gingerblur, it worked (not the frist time) i did a restore to factory default and it came back to gingerblur and worked for the frist time. now i'm trying to go back to the original version of my atrix because the internet is not working, probably because it's a rom that was done for at&t. Well i'm trying and can't go back. i did a bckup with recovery, root with gingerbreak and install gingerblur...
thank you if someone can help me if not well that's for trying
Dave
sorry for my english i'm french
After some search over internet, i set bell's apn back and everything seem to work ok, the home button is not working i don't know if it' only me. Just tell me if you are having the same issues.
Thank you
Dave

[ROOT with motofail] Stock Ginger Blur 2.3.6 root success.

This root method(motofail) for Droid-4.(by Dan Rosenberg)
But our Razr(Motorola Korea Razr) is worked well.
My Razr was root impossible, while one month.
[Test Status]
65.3.106.XT910.SKT.en.KR
65.3.106.XT910.KT.en.KR
65.1.21.XT910.AsiaRetail.en03
651.167.20.xt910.retail.en.eu
651.150.1 retail.en.eu
2.3.6 65.1.40.XT910.AsiaRetail.en03
651.167.3370.XT910.Brasil.en.BR
651.167.21 en_eu
65.1.40XT910.MERetail.en.06
651-167-spd-ird-40
651-167-19.XT910T-Mobile.en.EU
651.167.26.XT910.retail.en.eu
651.167.22.xt910.retail.en.fr
65.1.21.XT910.Optus.en.AU
651.167.19.XT910.retail.en.EU
6.5.1-167_DHD-14_M2-5
6.12.173.XT912.Verizon.en.US
651.73.30.XT910.Retail.en.Eu
65.1.40.xt910.asiaretail.en.03
(It seems that most of all work!!)
Please check with another Razr and write reply!
[Root - only windows]
1) Install USB Drivers
2) Download and Extract Package
3) Enable debugging on device. Settings -> Application -> Development -> Tick USB Debugging
4) Connect device to PC
5) execute run.bat (location for extract package)
6) Enter is begin root work. (approximately 2 times reboot)
Enjoy
[UnRoot]
DoomLords UnRoot method still works.
[Original link]
http://vulnfactory.org/blog/2012/02/11/rooting-the-droid-4-a-failed-bounty-experiment/
[Credit]
Dan Rosenberg (@djrbliss)
Good luck with Razr!!
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[Edit]
Sorry, mattlgroff.
You have already written on general thread. I did not see it.
mattlgroff's thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1492708
Worked with my unit.
2.3.5 65.1.21.XT910.AsiaRetail.en03
Thank you J.Y.Daddy!
Worked
2.3.5 65.1.21.XT910.AsiaRetail.en03
Thank you
worked like a charm on 651.167.20.xt910.retail.en.eu
Works fine on 651.167.20.xt910.retail.en.eu
Big thanks to Dan Rosenberg.
Finally.
2.3.5
65.1.21.XT910.AsiaRetail.en.03
Worked. Thanks.
works on 2.3.6 651-150_spu-12
651.150.1 retail.en.eu tahnks
Works on US XT912, also if for any reason you want to unroot then doomlords unroot method still works.
Sent from my DROID RAZR using xda premium
Ronin3178 said:
Works on US XT912, also if for any reason you want to unroot then doomlords unroot method still works.
Sent from my DROID RAZR using xda premium
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Good to know.
Sent from my XT910 using XDA App
Worked perfectly with my XT912 Verizon RAZR. Had to actually extract the run.bat first before it worked--a step that hung me up for awhile. In the extracted window, run.bat then worked.
Ronin3178 said:
Works on US XT912, also if for any reason you want to unroot then doomlords unroot method still works.
Sent from my DROID RAZR using xda premium
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It's good information. Information added.
Thanks.
works
amazing its perfect!!!
Works in 2.6.35.7-gf61d3a8
Yes, thanks to Dan Rosenburg. I was about to give up on being RoOt!
BTW, Titanium Backup seems to run much faster under the new OS.
On Korea Razr Xt910K, roots perfectly
J.Y.Daddy said:
This root method(motofail) for Droid-4.(by Dan Rosenberg)
But our Razr(Motorola Korea Razr) is worked well.
My Razr was root impossible, while one month.
[Test Status]
65.3.106.XT910.SKT.en.KR
65.3.106.XT910.KT.en.KR
65.1.21.XT910.AsiaRetail.en03
651.167.20.xt910.retail.en.eu
651.150.1 retail.en.eu
XT912
(It seems that most of root work)
Please check with another Razr and write reply!
[Root - only windows]
1) Install USB Drivers
2) Download and Extract Package
3) Enable debugging on device. Settings -> Application -> Development -> Tick USB Debugging
4) Connect device to PC
5) execute run.bat (location for extract package)
6) Enter is begin root work. (approximately 2 times reboot)
Enjoy
[UnRoot]
DoomLords UnRoot method still works.
[Original link]
http://vulnfactory.org/blog/2012/02/11/rooting-the-droid-4-a-failed-bounty-experiment/
[Credit]
Dan Rosenberg (@djrbliss)
Good luck with Razr!!
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[Edit]
Sorry, mattlgroff.
You have already written on general thread. I did not see it.
mattlgroff's thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1492708
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651.167.19.xt910.retail.en.eu worked!
651.167.19.xt910.retail.en.EU , success.
sorry, delete!
greddy said:
it is not working in Moto Pro XT610
2.3.6 Build 4.5.2-51_V2L-28
Android 2.3.6 ---- Blur_Version.0.22.2.XT610.Personal.en.AR
VIILA_U4_4.5.2_51-28_R01_SIGNED_STABLE45LAVENUSGBPERAR_P012_A027_M00 3_HWp3_Service1FF.sbf.gz
Please help!
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What‘s talking about? Here is the Razr forum!
Works on Verizon razr rooted no problem
Sent from my DROID RAZR using XDA App

2.3.6 on Razr Disables Root (You probably already knew that, but I didn't)

I'm pretty experienced with unlocking Winmo 6.5 phones and running android non natively on them. But I've only had a Droid since Christmas and am not too experienced with these. I had rooted my phone to enable Wifi tethering but the new 2.3.6 has disabled my ability to root the phone. I understand that I may need to install a previous version of Droid and then do something before installing 2.3.6 but I keep reading about Nexus and OTA and have no idea what these are. So can someone walk me through this?
Absolutely! You more than likely need to restore back to a prev version using a fastboot file if you can't root 2.3.6. You have 2 options:
1 - Root the fastboot, use Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper to preserve root
2 - Use the root for 2.3.6 that is available.
Either way, feel free to PM me if you need a step by step. I've fastbooted 3 times now to try out different methods of restoring root.
If you have an xt912, didn't say in OP, I know that this works without fastbooting back to 2.3.5.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1492708
And if for some reason you wanted to unroot then doomlords unroot method still works.
Sent from my DROID RAZR using xda premium
The new motofail root method will root 2.3.6 directly with out having to use rootkeeper.
Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk
BigJArm said:
The new motofail root method will root 2.3.6 directly with out having to use rootkeeper.
Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk
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aktrazer said:
Absolutely! You more than likely need to restore back to a prev version using a fastboot file if you can't root 2.3.6. You have 2 options:
1 - Root the fastboot, use Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper to preserve root
2 - Use the root for 2.3.6 that is available.
Either way, feel free to PM me if you need a step by step. I've fastbooted 3 times now to try out different methods of restoring root.
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Lot's of terms here that I don't understand. "Root the fastboot", "Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper", "PM", "Fastboot".
I would need a step by step, thanks.
Ronin3178 said:
If you have an xt912, didn't say in OP, I know that this works without fastbooting back to 2.3.5.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1492708
And if for some reason you wanted to unroot then doomlords unroot method still works.
Sent from my DROID RAZR using xda premium
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Lot's of crazy terms here. xt912? OP? Who is doomlord? Did he create the DroidRazrRoot program that I had used before?
When in doubt, google. Having come from a WinMo background as I did, you should be familiar with that.
XT910 & XT912 are the model numbers for the two RAZR variants, GSM & CDMA respectively. It doesn't matter which you have from a root perspective.
As above, there is a new root method called MotoFail, which will allow you to root 2.3.6 without downgrading. Use that. Problem solved.
Sent from my XT910 using xda premium
onslaught86 said:
When in doubt, google. Having come from a WinMo background as I did, you should be familiar with that.
XT910 & XT912 are the model numbers for the two RAZR variants, GSM & CDMA respectively. It doesn't matter which you have from a root perspective.
As above, there is a new root method called MotoFail, which will allow you to root 2.3.6 without downgrading. Use that. Problem solved.
Sent from my XT910 using xda premium
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I ran the Motofail and it seems to have worked. Sometimes though it would be nice to feel that you aren't going to brick the phone and would like information ahead of time before running a program that you've never heard of. That's why the questions.

[Q]Root for XT910 JB?

Is there currently any way to gain root access on JB for 672.180.41.XT910.Retail.en.EU?
If not, is anyone known to be working on it?
one more vote
Zenithise said:
Is there currently any way to gain root access on JB for 672.180.41.XT910.Retail.en.EU?
If not, is anyone known to be working on it?
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I would also be very grateful!!
I unrooted because I was afraid that it would conflict with OTA (before the upgrade instructions were published).:crying:
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Zenithise said:
Is there currently any way to gain root access on JB for 672.180.41.XT910.Retail.en.EU?
If not, is anyone known to be working on it?
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I have tried a lot of root tool, but it still doesnt work. So all we have to do is wait for the developers to make a it
Hit the 'thanks' button if it helps
I just updated to EU retail and I'm in the same situation. None root tool worked
For XT910 devices there is currently no way to get root. It is only possible for XT912 devices.
To gain root access during JB update you should have protect root with Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper. That works.
AcidAngel21 said:
For XT910 devices there is currently no way to get root. It is only possible for XT912 devices.
To gain root access during JB update you should have protect root with Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper. That works.
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That would have worked. We know that ...
Those who did not protect root, just hope that someone can help to gain root again.
Frup said:
That would have worked. We know that ...
Those who did not protect root, just hope that someone can help to gain root again.
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Well. I've updated from nonEFIGSRetail.en.EU to Retail.en.EU using http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2194825. Root did not survive this.
Maybe there is some more root user friendly process, but it is not easy to find the correct one.
AcidAngel21 said:
For XT910 devices there is currently no way to get root.
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Damn! Now I can't restore all my apps and data using Titanium Backup. I did try the method from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1710871
...and it did say success, but during the process it came up with "system/bin/sh su not found" and TB says it has no root access. It worked when I was on ICS, but now I am on JB 4.1.2 System Version 982.124.14.XT910.Retail.en.AU. Anybody with bright ideas on how to gain root access again would be much appreciated!
?
I'm on JB with my XT910 and it's rooted, in fact I used the method from the Eternity project (it's the easiest way from my viewpoint)...
yogi77 said:
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I'm on JB with my XT910 and it's rooted, in fact I used the method from the Eternity project (it's the easiest way from my viewpoint)...
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really ? do you have a link to this please.
Death Walker said:
really ? do you have a link to this please.
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I rooted the ICS, installed BMM, flashed the Kernel and flashed Avatar Rom in 2nd slot, Liquid in 3rd slot
Another link
yogi77 said:
I rooted the ICS, installed BMM, flashed the Kernel and flashed Avatar Rom in 2nd slot, Liquid in 3rd slot
Another link
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....this doesn't help any of us who are already on JB and need root as there is no way back to ICS!
mormopterus said:
....this doesn't help any of us who are already on JB and need root as there is no way back to ICS!
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Actually, there is a way, but only if you aren't on the JB bootloader. When I wrote my comment, I thought, you just have to flash again (also with JB bootloader). In the meantime, I learned that it seems to be prevented to switch to a lower version.
Sorry for any confusion...
yogi77 said:
Actually, there is a way, but only if you aren't on the JB bootloader. When I wrote my comment, I thought, you just have to flash again (also with JB bootloader). In the meantime, I learned that it seems to be prevented to switch to a lower version.
Sorry for any confusion...
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in the development section there is a thread on root for JB but you need to be on linux check it out
naifs_br10 said:
in the development section there is a thread on root for JB but you need to be on linux check it out
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Thx for the hint. I (personally) don't need root, but it would be interesting to read. I'm on Gentoo, so should be ok. Could you post the link? I know, I'm lazy
Found it The exploit is an ELF, but it should be possible (in principle) to create a Windows binary also, shouldn't it?
yogi77 said:
Thx for the hint. I (personally) don't need root, but it would be interesting to read. I'm on Gentoo, so should be ok. Could you post the link? I know, I'm lazy
Found it The exploit is an ELF, but it should be possible (in principle) to create a Windows binary also, shouldn't it?
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not sure but for now only for linux users apparently unless its developed/sourced out for windows
naifs_br10 said:
not sure but for now only for linux users apparently unless its developed/sourced out for windows
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djrbliss said:
A Windows version of this exploit is not possible for technical reasons. Please don't waste anyone's time by asking about a Windows version.
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anyone can do it they just need a live cd and its just a case of simple copy n paste in terminal and follow the instructions and they are done. they could even use a usb stick with say ubuntu installed on it.
i did this with a live cd on my laptop to see if it worked and it did, my main pc is ubuntu anyway but a friend was too scared to try it on his laptop with live cd so i did it to show him and he rooted his very quickly

Is there any way to unlock xt910's bootloader?

I can't find how to do it.
Can anyone give me instructions?
Thanks a lot.
stzahi said:
I can't find how to do it.
Can anyone give me instructions?
Thanks a lot.
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You can't,that's impossible.
Sent from my Razr XT910
welder73 said:
You can't,that's impossible.
Sent from my Razr XT910
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OK, Thanks. So how can I install JB/KK on my ics xt910 ?
Thanks for helping
stzahi said:
OK, Thanks. So how can I install JB/KK on my ics xt910 ?
Thanks for helping
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You can flash official JB with RSD Lite via computer/laptop.
About KK,root the phone,install custom recovery like Safestrap or BootMenuManager and happy flashing.
Sent from my Razr XT910
welder73 said:
You can flash official JB with RSD Lite via computer/laptop.
About KK,root the phone,install custom recovery like Safestrap or BootMenuManager and happy flashing.
Sent from my Razr XT910
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Thanks again for the fast reply.
I've rooted the phone and installed CWM on it.
Flashed KK rom and the phone just crashed.
I needed to recover it using RSD Lite.
Then I tried to compare the process to my Motorola Photon's process, and realized that the Razr's bootloader is locked. So how will any custom recovery manage to install a different kernel rom on the device (without unlocking the bootloader) ?
Thank you very much. :good:
stzahi said:
Thanks again for the fast reply.
I've rooted the phone and installed CWM on it.
Flashed KK rom and the phone just crashed.
I needed to recover it using RSD Lite.
Then I tried to compare the process to my Motorola Photon's process, and realized that the Razr's bootloader is locked. So how will any custom recovery manage to install a different kernel rom on the device (without unlocking the bootloader) ?
Thank you very much. :good:
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Don't use any other recovery except SS and BMM.
I can't explain proffesional but they allow custom roms to boot with the custom (kexec) kernel.
Most people around here are using SS,I prefer BMM but the support for it is discontinued,don't worry,just use one of them.
And read a little before you start anything
Sent from my Razr XT910
welder73 said:
Don't use any other recovery except SS and BMM.
I can't explain proffesional but they allow custom roms to boot with the custom (kexec) kernel.
Most people around here are using SS,I prefer BMM but the support for it is discontinued,don't worry,just use one of them.
And read a little before you start anything
Sent from my Razr XT910
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Good morning,
Thank you, I'll try it and update here.
Have a nice day. :good:
stzahi said:
Good morning,
Thank you, I'll try it and update here.
Have a nice day. :good:
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Good morning,you too
Btw,I'm still on ICS,I didn't upgrade to JB and I tried every KK rom without any problems
Sent from my Razr XT910

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